Volgograd residents are facing a shortage of AI-95.

Residents of Volgograd have to search for AI-95 at gas stations and stand in queues. Officials assured that there are no fuel problems in the Volgograd region.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", there is again a surge in demand for gasoline at gas stations in Volgograd, especially in the city center, which is not available everywhere, local residents reported.

In Volgograd, drivers continue to complain about fuel problems. Today, according to them, the 95-octane gasoline is rapidly running out. However, it is easy to refuel with 92-octane without long waiting in line, writes V1.

At the "Lukoil" gas station on Parkhomenko, there are neither queues nor fuel. According to drivers, they only dispense diesel fuel there. "In the early morning, there was 95-octane, but by about 10:00 it ran out," the publication quotes readers' words.

The same situation with fuel at "Lukoil" on Rokossovsky. At "Lukoil" near Mamaev Kurgan, it was not possible to refuel with 95-octane this morning.

"The 95-octane ran out right in front of me at two pumps near Mamaev Kurgan. I had to refuel with 92-octane. I will try to repeat the feat in a few days," says a driver.

Similar data is found in the chat "Where is the gasoline, Volgograd."

The most popular question today in it is where in different districts of the city one can buy AI-95.

"We drove from Sovetskaya to Kirovsky, there was nothing anywhere, only diesel," wrote Sofa.

"There is Vipoil at "Lenta", there is "Rosneft" at Chermet, 95-octane towards the center," pointed out Jayme.

Julia reported that 92-octane and 95-octane gasoline are available at "Lukoil" on Azizbekova, but there is a queue there. "But considering that there is none at any gas station in the area - all are at zero, we have to stand in line," she wrote.

"You can forget about the car for a month again," noted a user who uses emojis instead of a nickname.

At the same time, officials from the Ministry of Industry and Trade reported on October 3 that the situation is under control - there is no need to expect a fuel crisis in the region, all thanks to reserves. "The situation is under constant monitoring by federal and regional relevant agencies to make prompt decisions together with fuel companies if necessary," the publication quoted the agency's message.